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JUST WHEN we thought two-stroke motorcycles were fast approaching extinction along comes Swedish manufacturer Husaberg with the company's first-ever smokers for 2011.
Husaberg, made famous by their breed of race-ready four-stroke off-roaders and supermotos, have ventured into the two-stroke market for the first time with the TE250 and TE300.
The company claim the bikes benefit from Husaberg's extensive racing pedigree, while featuring a host of the latest technical innovations, including switchable ignition, close-ratio six-speed gearboxes and a 'long range' 11-litre fuel tank.
Husaberg's new strokers will be sold alongside the company's exiting range of four-stroke machines.
YouTube - HUSABERG 2-STROKE MODELS 2011
Source: Husaberg goes two-stroke for 2011 - Motorcycle news: Videos - Visordown
Husaberg, made famous by their breed of race-ready four-stroke off-roaders and supermotos, have ventured into the two-stroke market for the first time with the TE250 and TE300.
The company claim the bikes benefit from Husaberg's extensive racing pedigree, while featuring a host of the latest technical innovations, including switchable ignition, close-ratio six-speed gearboxes and a 'long range' 11-litre fuel tank.
Husaberg's new strokers will be sold alongside the company's exiting range of four-stroke machines.
YouTube - HUSABERG 2-STROKE MODELS 2011
Source: Husaberg goes two-stroke for 2011 - Motorcycle news: Videos - Visordown
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